Gov says Kentucky poised for economic opportunities, encourages vaccination against COVID
Governor Andy Beshear spoke at the virtual Labor Management Conference Tuesday, saying he believes Kentucky has an opportunity to see unprecedented economic growth when the Commonwealth is eventually able to […]
CCSO accepting applications for citizen’s academy
The Christian County Sheriff’s Office is signing folks up for its 2021 Citizen’s Sheriff Academy. The 12-hour program will be focused on educating the students on the day-to-day job of […]
Hopkins County reports 13 COVID deaths
There were 13 COVID deaths in Hopkins County over the last week and 365 more cases. The Hopkins County Health Department says 177 residents there have now died from the […]
Fiscal Court approves tax rate, accepts grant for utility assistance program
Christian Fiscal Court approved final reading of an ordinance Tuesday morning slightly decreasing property tax rates and accepted grant money to help locals who are delinquent on utility bills. The […]
Scavenger hunt to benefit Imagination Library this weekend
The Hopkinsville-Christian County Imagination Library is hosting a fundraising scavenger hunt on Saturday to help support the program that promotes early literacy in the county. The scavenger hunt will have […]
Murtha hired as new Chamber Military Affairs Director
The Christian County Chamber of Commerce has announced the hiring of Kristi Murtha as director of military affairs. Chamber officials say Murtha is a military spouse and she earned her […]
Smith running for Christian County jailer in ’22
Hopkinsville Police Department Captain Adam Smith is making it official—he’ll run for Christian County Jailer in 2022. The Republican has been at HPD for nearly 12 years and believes he […]
Universal masking to continue in Todd County schools
Masking will continue to be required in Todd County public schools. Superintendent Mark Thomas says the school board on Monday night approved a universal masking requirement in schools in accordance […]
Todd County reports 16 new COVID cases
There were 16 new COVID-19 cases reported from Friday to Monday in Todd County. They are 12 adults and four minors, all isolating at home with varying symptoms and four […]
School-aged kids driving COVID case numbers higher in Ky.
Just under 60 percent of all Kentuckians have now received at least one dose of a COVID-19 vaccine, but Governor Andy Beshear says it’s going to take more people getting […]